Featured Do you accept the ages of those in Genesis?

Thanks for the suggestion. I'll go in there and check it out.

 

Brother!

I am a man of God who walks the Narrow Path, believing and leaning on the Biblical World View of the Scriptures. I have one thing to say about anything in the Bible! "IF GOD SAID IT, THAT IS ALL THERE IS TO IT!"

Good question .... Shalom!

 

If God sent the flood a few weeks BEFORE he died, and since he was not on the Ark, just how did that work? :tongue3:

 

Osmosis.........:tongue3:

 

Rev,

The only thing I can relate to that is, that the water above the earth in Genesis 1 and 2 was used to make the world flood. It may have been sort of a filter to protect from some of the harmful effects of the sun. Right after the flood, the age rapidly went down. ie Abraham 175. Today, our span is about what Psalms 90:10 says.

Good advice not to give out your address. But hey, anyone could find mine on the internet if they looked long enough. I am not going to give it out but then again, do not think anyone wants to come breaking down my door at 2 in the morning.

 

Osmosis hahaha. A solid force between two life styles. (Or something like that)

About the question the flood before Methuselah's death
It seems odd to me that the flood would take place before the son of one of the most righteous men in history died. Would God kill such a man as to those who were evil continually, of which he was not one? I don't believe that is the case. I did a careful timeline about a year ago and determined the flood came the same day Methuselah died. God does not destroy righteousness with the wicked.

This is my opinion of course but I think I will stick with it.

 

Over two days now, and still no answer?

How come?

 

Just in case anyone might be interested, here is a wiki link that describes the "differences" between

Masoretic, Septuagint and Samaritan texts:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Methuselah

 

I believe we are brothers and sisters in any sense because we are created in God's image for He is a spirit and we must worship Him in spirit and in truth, and we are created in His likeness in our bodies because we need to grow in righteousness. Those that enter hell because of their rejection of Jesus Christ is no less our brothers and sisters for the Son of man came not to destroy souls but to save them. Being a brother or sister does not in itself imply that we are destined for heaven. This is my opinion.

 

We are brothers and sisters when we have the same parents. Not simply because we were made in the image of God. Those who are lost are not the Fathers. Those of us who born again have the Father in heaven. Therefore we are brothers and sisters.

 

Yes...........................